Tapouts and Touchdowns

Bully Ry and Banker Bill are discussing the latest injury news, new player signings, and fantasy football draft strategies heading into your 2023 draft season.

Bully Ry gives the episode over to PJ Steven as they discuss the 2023 New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 Climax Finals, as well as part 4 of PJ’s Time Machine, where they’re discussing WWE/WWF from 1997.

Bully Ry and Banker Bill discuss what the recent news around the Pac-12 means for the future of college football. For the first time in 2023, the guys offer their best fantasy football advice heading into draft season. And in Homer’s Corner, Banker Bill discusses his thoughts on a potential curse around the NFL’s Miami Dolphins, while Bully Ry again look forward to the start of Gamecock football.

Bully Ry discusses the live AEW show he chose to go to instead of watching WWE SummerSlam live on August 5, 2023. Then, he and PJ Steven discuss the matches and the aftermath of SummerSlam. Finally, PJ wraps up the show giving us the latest update for this year’s NJPW G1 Climax tournament.

Bully Ry and Banker Bill are discussing all things pre-season NFL, mixed in with a little college football, and make their way-too-early playoff predictions for both the NFC and AFC

Bully Ry and PJ Steven preview WWE Summerslam 2023, but spend the majority of this episode walking through the events of WWF/WWE in 1997; this third part features what took place between April and June of 1997. In the Curtain Call at the end of the show, PJ gives results and feedback on the latest action from the New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 Climax tournament.

Banker Bill and Bully Ry are discussing recent contract extensions in the NFL, and giving their way-too-early AFC predictions for the 2023 season.

Bully Ry and PJ Steven discuss AEW Blood and Guts 2023, but spend the majority of this episode walking through the events of WWF/WWE in 1997; this second part features what took place between February and April of 1997. In the Curtain Call at the end of the show, PJ gives results and feedback on the second weekend of the New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 Climax tournament.

Bully Ry and Banker Bill are back to talk football! What’s going to happen with the running back position in the NFL? Are throwback uniforms and alternate helmets a big deal in the league? And their pre-training camp NFC predictions, plus an all new Homer’s Corner on this week’s episode!

Bully Ry and PJ Steven discuss current events in pro wrestling, but spend the majority of this episode walking through the events of WWF/WWE in 1997; this first part features what took place between January and March of 1997. At the end of the show, PJ gives results and feedback on the opening weekend of the New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 Climax tournament

Bully Ry and PJ Steven are back and breaking down WWE Money in the Bank 2023 from London, England, and the implications/fallout from the event.

The guys are back! PJ Steven is settling in out in New Mexico and rejoins Bully Ry, as they discuss the cross-promotion AEW/NJPW Forbidden Door from 2023.

Bully Ry and Banker Bill are back again, discussing the failure of the USFL, the large financial losses taken by the XFL, and take one more run at the idea of the Washington Commanders potentially being forced to change their names once again—all in this week’s football episode

Bully Ry and PJ Steven are back discussing what was one of the busiest weekends of wresting in 2023. The discussion gets heated when the guys look deeper into the AEW Title picture, and specifically the prospect of Darby Allin ever becoming World Champion. In the Curtain Call, the guys countdown their top-5 wrestling themes of all-time.

Bully Ry and Banker Bill spend some more time explaining why the USFL is so hard to watch. In their NFL discussion, Bully Ry doubles down on his idea for the Washington Commanders to re-brand after the new ownership takes over

Bully Ry and PJ Steven break down one of the most intriguing career paths in professional wrestling history, as they go through the WWE career of Hall of Famer Trish Stratus.

Bully Ry and PJ Steven spend this episode focusing on, and discussing, pro wrestling cruiserweights—or junior heavyweights—throughout the late 1990s into today’s wrestling world.

Bully Ry and Banker Bill are back, breaking down week 5 of the USFL, discussing more offseason NFL stories, and close the show discussing the XFL Championship game, and the XFL players who have moved on to NFL contracts.

Bully Ry and Banker Bill discuss why they just can’t seem to get into the USFL, speculate on the upcoming NFL Schedule release while breaking down the games that have already been announced, and close the show by previewing the XFL championship game for the 2023 season.

Bully Ry and PJ Steven are back, discussing what transpired at #WWE #Backlash 2023, which featured #BrockLesnar vs #CodyRhodes in the Main Event, and a San Juan Street Fight with #DamienPriest taking on #BadBunny

Bully Ry and Banker Bill are back from their long vacation and discuss the semi-finals of the XFL playoffs, and take an extended look at the NFL offseason, including the 2023 NFL draft. This episode also features the debut of Homer’s Corner, where the guys discuss teams of their own rooting interest, and how they fared in the draft.

Bully Ry is back from his vacation and discussing the current events of professional wrestling with PJ Steven. They also look ahead to the upcoming WWE Backlash 2023 event from Puerto Rico, and count down their favorite Mick Foley matches in this week’s Curtain Call

Bully Ry and PJ Steven break down WWE Backlash from 2000 and the events surrounding the event.

Bully Ry and Banker Bill discuss the latest in the NFL offseason as the 2023 draft approaches in a week. Then, they’re breaking down an intense week 9 of the XFL, and the lackluster start for the USFL. They close the show by looking forward to this weekend’s action before going on an extra long break.

Bully Ry and PJ Steven dive deep into the most discussed undefeated streak in pro wrestling history—but was it as long as we were all led to believe? Listen to find out how many matches WWE Hall of Famer, Goldberg, won in WCW before his streak really came to an end. Spoiler alert—it’s not as many as you think.